"Whoever Saves One Life, Saves The World Entire." - Schindler's List (1993)
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"Whoever Saves One Life, Saves The World Entire." - Schindler's List (1993) #shorts #schindlerslist
Schindler's List is a 1993 American epic historical drama film directed and produced by Steven Spielberg and written by Steven Zaillian. It is based on the 1982 novel Schindler's Ark by Australian novelist Thomas Keneally. The film follows Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist who saved more than a thousand mostly Polish-Jewish refugees from the Holocaust by employing them in his factories during World War II. It stars Liam Neeson as Schindler, Ralph Fiennes as SS officer Amon Göth, and Ben Kingsley as Schindler's Jewish accountant Itzhak Stern.
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@@alxramonare you butt hurt?
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How horrible that men who killed millions died believing that their actions were just, but the man who saved 1,100 lived with guilt because he couldn’t save 1,101.
Damn.
Many of the greatest acts of evil in human history have been conducted by collectivists proclaiming their "compassion" in the name of the "Greater Good", and some of the most heroic selfless actions were conducted by their opposition who actually value each individual.
So well said.
No. It was because he could. But didn't.
@@234i9I’d argue he needed to keep up appearances
Schindler believed that all he was doing was giving people a reprieve from death, not a pardon. He believed that every one of his workers would eventually be killed and all he was doing was delaying the inevitable. And in that, he was buying them time to live. It was only when the war ended that the prospect of actually saving them became real in his mind, and thats when he realized that all the people he had been granting a reprieve to would now live long lives in peace. And with that, he realized all the people who could have saved had he been just a little more stubborn and had just a little more hope.
Schindler was a good man faced with extremely difficult decisions everyday. Even he knew that if he tried to outright save everyone, the nazis would shut him down and theyd all be thrown into the camps. But he felt sorrow because every time he slumped and gave just a little, another person died, and he felt the weight of that kind of reality all at once. The feeling that so many people were alive because he had been strong, and so many people who had died because he wasnt strong enough to save them too.
Beautiful summary of his thoughts. Schindler was sent here to do miracles and he really did. What compassion.
many of the nazis knew what he was doing. many thought he took in jews because he needed free labor to continue his profiteering from the war. he walked a fine line for a lot of years. everyone he saved was so entirely thankful for his sacrifices and he(schindler) asked for nothing in return. that is the mark of a man and the world today could learn something from him. maybe we dont have another genocide like in hitlers reich, but maybe if we reach out and help one person in our community, the world would be a different place. maybe that one act of generosity spawns 2 generations of empowered individuals.
maybe
edit: it starts with you telling your friends and family you love them. if you give money to a pan-handler, tell them you love them.....if thats not your speed, tell them "its not your fault" and it could change so much.
These people who did amazing things to save lives during this time are people we will forever admire ..great compassionate and very brave souls..but I do not wish to be one of them .but IF it ever came to that again ,, I would offer refuge and protection till my last breath,,, God protect us all,, ❤🙏🎶🕊
I don't think ive read a more perfect explanation of a scene I've seen so many times and drown in sorrows from the music to the actors dialogue and choices but after reading this it hits even harder! Very Well said! 💖
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Imagine living in a world where saving 1,100 lives feels like it's not enough..
He was probably comparing his arguably veiled selflessness to the higher number of people who he may or may not known were taken to gas Chambers.
@@thomas.parnell7365Ed Zachary.
But he turned people away, and he knew he could have taken them and he blames himself for it like any good man would.
@@CheekieCharlie does make you wonder how most people would conduct themselves in such situations. But the fact that this movie is making random people discuss the topic online and ask moral questions the director succeeded.
@@thomas.parnell7365 You can take look at history if you wanna figure out how most would fare in such a situation. The truth is some people helped, most didnt out of fear for dying themselves.
Over 8500 people are alive today because of Oskar Schindler.
8500??????????
@@GivingYouTruth descendants probably
I'm not sure about today per se
@@GivingYouTruthyes, those 1100 people had families.
All 8500 people today recognize Schindler's grave in Jerusalem.
That number will be so HIGH in a few decades...
His grave is STILL visited today and reafs laid. Rip Schindler.
Wreaths 😅
@@bennett420316 Cut them some slack English may not be their first language.
@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980I just wonder how autocorrect even let that happen though! 🤷🏻♀️
@@bodhiswayze1892
Simply If his keyboard is not set to english? like mine for excample?
You don't speak a language apart from english do you?
@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980that's what every illiterate anonymous internet dweller claims when all of their sentimental post are in poorly written English.
His acting was impeccable! Absolutely love this movie.
Indeed, amazing performance by all the main characters!
@@mariotreglia4066I don't know. The supporting cast did some really fine work. Like that construction foreman. Her brief amount of time on screen was an excellent performance.
Such a great movie 11/10 will never watch it again.
@@lolkillstreak I didn’t get your point… (?)
I think it should be required viewing in high school!
"There will be generations because of what you did."
And there are!
I mean it's not like Humanity was at stake. Generations would still be there
@@steelbear2063troll
@@steelbear2063certain peoples humanities around the world were at stake but yeah no go ahead and minimize the gravity of that. totally normal and not psychotic and weird at all.
@@steelbear2063No-one wants to hear it.
John Williams told Spielberg that he was not the best composer to make the musical score for Schindler’s List. Spielberg simply said, “you’re right but the others are all dead”.
quite a ringing endorsement
yeah, we all seen the AFI achievement award...
Spielberg net worth is $4.8 billion , now how many lives can he save if he decides to use $3.8 billion of his fortune and still be a billionaire ?
@@mikakuum no. Feel free to not comment your ignorance trying to put down the person kind enough to share what they heard for those of us who did not watch AFI
@Zort2257 net worth is not cash or money in your bank. You can have a $500k home that technically makes your net worth $500k, but you're spending actual money to keep it worth 500k or spending MORE money to have it worth more in renovations.
Same reason why all mil/billionaires can't simply throw money at the world's problems- half of them have that net worth because their businesses COST so much money to be worth that much.
This scene was the first time I cried at a movie, still gets me...
Same. This is the one movie, the one scene, that gets me every time.
Same
Exactly the same here.... This was the only scene in the entire movie where I sobbed my heart out.
Me too brotha
I cried too, especially at the end when the real life survivors were laying rocks at his grave.
“There will be generations because of what you did.”
For me, that was the hardest hitting line.
Oh please 🙄
@@donarthiazi2443woke up on the wrong side of the bed?
@@liz-cf2rv
Oh puhleese 🙄
Liam Neeson not winning the Best Actor Academy Award should be a crime.
Was just bad luck....the film came out the same year as Philadelphia with Tom Hanks, and Tom won the award.
Of course they gave it to the homosexual movie. I'm shocked🙄😒
@@samanthapayne77 well your opinion doesn't matter anyway since you're a woman 😂
@discodave8412 sure, that was a great movie. But this one was better and we all know it. Liam was better and he should have won. Politics and money won when I came down to the Oscar, that's all. Don't tell me Tom's movie was better than this one. Or the acting. The two compared, Tom's movie doesn't hold a candle to Liam's. We all know that.
@@lieselotmauroo9808 Maybe so, I think if Schindlers List had have come out any other year Liam Neeson would've got the Oscar. I get what you're saying though, I thought Leo DiCaprio should've won it for Wolf of Wall Street a few years back but it went to Matthew Maconaughey instead.
A century from now they will still remember him.
It's been already almost a century since.. he was a real person
@@6starFenrirhe’s just saying a century from now they will still remember him?
Do not be too sure. It is up to us to make sure he is remembered as our fore-runners did for us. Already, extreme nationalism is trying to make us forget these dangers of unchecked hate that we knew about, across nations today.
@@KilljoyDJBMso true. They are people who believe that is was a coo. Staged. I say a people that forgets its past is due to repeat it in the future. This younger generation is on it was to being fubar,ed. Id like to apologize beforehand for my Generation. When people like my father and grandparents are gone. They are no one to replace them with.
@@TheStuart-of-Cosby I'm glad you agree and I also do not expect that there will be people among us strong enough to make EVERYONE remember but at least we can do our small part and make sure that we TRY, as much as is feasible, to make SOME people around us remember. 👍🏾
And there it is, the one scene of any movie I've seen that managed to make me cry adult tears.
Green mile?
@@kinginferno934 nope. I really don't cry much, and I don't say that in a haha, so edgy way. I can count the number of times I've been made to cry from emotion on one hand.
@@fuzzythoughts8020 most men could say the same, it is the curse of us all, but there's nothing wrong with it
@@fuzzythoughts8020I'm sorry
This movie has many such scenes. The little girl in red in the Ghetto, the train of people leaving for one of the concentration camps and many more.... Though I agree, this one hits hardest.
He danced with the devil every minute of every day. His courage was something to be admired.
There are so many unknown heroes that history does not know, only their families know!
I got a drawer full of letters and Christmas cards from families, children, and widows. Pictures of babies who are all grown up now. The phone calls stopped. Yet, every so often, another letter comes in the mail and goes right into the drawer. Some I don't even open anymore. None of them are related to me. Matter of fact, my family doesn't even know about them. Sometimes, you don't realize how far your actions have influenced lives. Even if you want to forget.
@@mattmarzulaI want to hear more please
This is so t😢true one man action canmqkeifference
@@mattmarzula
Yeah, sure you do big guy 😂 And I play shortstop for the Mets ⚾
You need tickets for Spring Training... boxed seats perhaps?
bullshit read some books, history is there
When he Holds the Pin and Says 2 People, thats the part of he movie that lives with me forever because he saw everything he owned as funds to save people, thats truly selfless
“I could have gotten one more person” watched this film my senior year of high school in class. All of us were weeping man.
I feel like when he thinks about the "one more" he was thinking about the little girl in red that ended up dying
Great acting in all parts. Tough spot to be in for all in real life.
No matter how many times I watch this movie it makes me weep every single time. Just seeing this makes me cry, everyone needs to watch this at least once.
You should read the Talmud, It Is quite the opposite
I think the real weight of this scene comes from the fact that for most of the movie he’s been calm and collected for the most part.
Always thought it was corny when he broke down, and started talking about how his valuables could have gained him one more life saved. But I realized, that he hasn’t shown emotion the whole movie up this point. He knew what he was doing, he just didn’t realize the vastness of it. When confronted by the 1100 people he saved, he can’t help but feel, and wonder about the faces that COULD have been there, but weren’t. He finally accepted the fact that these people were alive, because of him, and it was just too much.
That first “And i didnt” truly breaks me. Impeccable acting from the whole cast
Hits a relatable feeling of missed opportunities that haunt you in hindsight. Within the context of the film and this scene, it hits especially hard
“There will be generations because of what you did.”
Fucking amazing writing.
This is gonna sound weird, but your comment gave me goosebumps
Shame he never recovered financially from this. He survived on meager donations for the rest of his life.
Life is short compared to eternity
Yeah they refused to pay him back
You mean the Jews he saved didn't pay him back? Damn who could've seen this coming
@@steelbear2063no, the government. The Jews he saved kept sending him money.
@@steelbear2063 The Jews did pay him back. They did everything they could to help him. Most of them in Europe were destitute because of the Holocaust. Even the ones he directly saved were in the same situation he was in.
Everyone needs to watch this film. One of the greatest masterpieces that has ever hit the big screen. Timeless
it's blocked on my country. i cannot rent nor buy it.
stupid government.
@@DMDMDM7what country?
@@jimwehunt4436 Indonesia
@@DMDMDM7 wtf. What country?
@@rooting4starks239 Indonesia
He did this. I think he saved Schindler's life there. When you're on the run, attitude is everything
Boy hearing him break down like that was heart wrenching, such an amazing actor!!!
Schindler wasn't perfect. He was a human being. But he did something many people couldn't. He sacrificed everything he had to save people he didn't knew. And after all what he did, he suffered because he couldn't help more people. Schindler was a hero and a human like no other.
There are literally generations alive today. Thanks to the actions of this man.
"Every worker has signed it"... He protected them at great risk & losses. They reached back & protected him with truth of all there.
This was the finest acting from Liam and the entire cast, that I have ever seen in 70 years of watching film.
"There will be generations because of what you did". In the end of the movie they say "6000 people descend from Schindler's jews".
It's like poetry, it rhymes...
Still can't watch this without crying......
Lame
@@thenegativeone3925no you
@@_sahari_5282 🤦🏼♂️
@@thenegativeone3925failed attempt at being edgy, try again lil bro
@@ngockhoanguyen2886 you are unaware of your surroundings
All of the workers loyalty to this man honestly warms my heart. Nothing like a guy or in this case 1100 ladies and gents that know where their bread is buttered.
"There will be generations because of what you did"
This line! ❤️
Perfect rendition of survivor's guilt. Bravo.
Why are the comments so blurry?
You chopping onions too?
@@leelearnsya8619you as well are we all chopping onions or something
There was must be a leak somewhere
Well... I have a bit of Vaseline on my screen. Totally unrelated video.
“ it’s a good day for rain ☔️ 😮💨 “
This scene always makes me cry so much 😢
So powerful.
Me too.
No one remembers the amount of gold or silver the ancient kings had or leftover after their deaths, but everyone remembers their actions
Stern: there are 1100 people who are alive because of you
Schindler : i could have got more... I throw away so much money! You have no idea!
Stern : I do! I do! I was you accountant!
Still crying
Chopping onions
Mushy pillows
Read Talmud if you wanna cry
Qui-Gon really went from freeing 1 slave to 1100 slaves. What a redemption arc
Liam Neeson at his best. ❤ This scene, his face when he said, "I could've gotten one more person, and I didn't... I-I-I didn't..." always makes me cry... 😢
“There will be generations because of what you did” that is one of the hardest lines I’ve ever heard and probably one of the greatest accomplishments anyone can have in their life
The fact that he genuinely didn't know if saving them was an option. At the time, it was hard to tell that the Germans were going to lose
What the the movie doesn't tell is that Oskar Schindler was forever ruined by the horrors he had to witness with a straight face and the nauseatingly heavy weight of his decisions, even if they turned out to be mostly correct.
He didn't just risk his life. He sacrificed his sanity, his future, so other people could survive a genocide.
It's kinda sad that after the war, most of the businesses he tried to start up failed.
I remember I lost it when I first saw that scene in the cinema. It packs one hell of an emotional punch. 😭
The sound of a grown man crying is one that is unmistakable and one that is seldomly heard.
One that is painful to hear.
Liam Neeson did a phenomenal job in his role as Schindler.
Liam Neeson laid the rose on Schindler's grave at the end of the movie. He was perfect for the role.
I’ve all the scenes I’ve seen in movies. This is the one that hits me the hardest. It makes me cry every time.
Anyone saying this movie didn't deserve it's rewards... Is a heartless bastard
The number of times I have just broken down and sobbed away like a child to this scene! I still have tears running down when I watch this.
I'll be wrapped around your finger I'll be wrapped around your heart."" the ring finger leads directly to the heart. this is so sad when he looks at the car and sees people. that's when you know you woke up. instead of money and power you see people you love.
The left ringfinger...
@@Dennis-Hinz oh thank you
Schindler's tears can make a full grown man cry
I could see that being a real reaction. Imagine taking a gamble on some people not knowing if the people will survive and it paying off then having to wonder about those who were so close to being saved. Especially knowing the extent of the genocide.
One of the most moving scenes. Been 20 yrs since I watched it and I still cried.
I really found it pretty sad the fact that Schindler lived very poorly after the WW2 crisis...
The jews he saved helped him out
A man ain't worth a damn if he doesn't cry watching a scene like this...
I wasn't expecting to cry on my break at work today.
Their only hero was a war profiteer who set out with the singular goal of becoming wealthy. Spielberg made an incredible movie here and watching this amazing tribute to a man, who didn’t honestly ever consider what he was doing until the bitter end, it makes me wonder…why there is no national monument dedicated from the Jewish community to any of the Allied countries?
How good Liam Neeson is at playing historic characters?
Rob Roy, Michael Collins, Oskar Schindler
His personal life was a mess but he was still used to save many lives.
This is one of the best films of all time.
The music, the acting, everything about this scene is so heartwrenching and beautiful.
So powerful. Never again
Unfortunately their ancestors are playing Nazi now
Except for gaza. That doesn't count
@@matthewm9261egypt could've taken in their fellow arabs, or even oversee the reconstruction of the territory, but they don't because nobody likes terrorists. Hamas *governs* the palestinians.
@@matthewm9261Gaza Is different
China does much worse
North Korea also
Nimmer aus totaler krieg
No matter how many times you rewatch this scene you can’t help but instantly feel his same rush of emotions
Every man has his hour, his entire life was a failure. But in his hour he did what needed to be done.
If he wasn't able to speak to the nazis on their level--Schindler wouldn't have been able to do any of it. Thank you Oscar Schindler. 8,000 descendants living today from the 1,100 back then. Thank you.
Damn a car for 5 pins?
Golden pins with Swastikas on them representing Nazi Party affiliation. Hard to get then and a lot harder to get these days. Although you may be missing the point. It's more about how cheap the lives of Jewish people were in concentration camps.
I was so sad watching the clip and remembering the movie but this made me laugh so frigging hard 😅
Theelderswear...... Friend..... he could have sold or traded the car for enough money to have saved 10 more people. The pin could have bought 2.
@americanpatriot7247 yup, that is how math works. 5 pins is a car. 1 car is 5 pins. Don't even need a calculator for this one, just a bit of logic and the ability to listen to what is said in the clip
@@americanpatriot7247 ez math bro
this for me is Liam Neeson's best performance, far greater than his recent intimidating character action films.. 'Schindler's list' is a film that best depicts the hurt and sadness that war brings and the hope that flourish despite all these...
So sad makes me cry every time I see this god bless him thankyou x
Most beautiful movie I’ve ever watched. Watching the children of that time that were saved by him all grown up and lined up to thank him at his grave was so beautiful
Scene still gives me chills. He did all he could and still felt he could of done more
One of the best movies mankind made.
Every time I see this movie, tears fill my eyes. I’m German, knowing what my ancestors did, awkward and incomprehensible. This shall never happen again!
It's happening in Gaza
@@VendettaAllan no.
When the very few times money save lives
@user-pr6il8kt7fI was going to comment agreeing, but it's also the root cause of many people dying. It causes more problems than solves. Imagine if we all didn't give a damn about it and just worried about helping each other truly.
@@jaymartinez6250Money is no different than any other tool. It can save or it can destroy. It all depends on how it's used and who uses it.
the thousands of homeless people dying in the street every year:
@@jaymartinez6250its a double edge sword. Its how people use it
@@Snipsey01 that still means we'd be better off without it. It's only necessary because people have made it so. It's a human-made idea and item. We could absolutely do without it.
Still gives me tears. When watching this movie, this scene totally broke me.
I always tear up during this movie.. the things people do to eachother is horrific and saddening..
He was someone that vaulted life before money!
The only life he didn't value was his own. It was a pure, altruistic selflessness that we rarely get to see. Dude solved the trolley problem by buying the trolley!
This scene just gives me chills every time. I would absolutely be proud of say I save a single family from Germany. This man saved a a stadiums worth of people, and is STILL overcoming with imaginable sorrow that he didn't get just a few more.
People often talk about the wealth and their obsession with hoarding wealth. Wouldn't be be amazing if they they got rich then decided to start hoarding saves human life? Not as a tax break, but because it's the right thing to do. Even in the face of great risk.
The emotions in this movie and the choice to make it in black n white makes this a top 3 movie!
How tf did this man not get an Oscar?
He was up against Tom Hanks in Philadelphia....any other year he'd have walked away with it.
Well he got Oskar. Schindler.
@@alexandersteinmetz6857 😑
Liam's performance makes this scene soften even the hardest heart.
Him: "I threw away so much money..."
Other Him: "I don't think you understand what we do when we're not being oppressed and exterminated. Your money worries are over forever, Boobie..."
Still can’t believe Ben Kingsley didn’t get an Oscar nomination for his outstanding performance. I always see him as Schindler’s moral compass.
"Who ever saves one life saves the world entire."
What a beautiful qoute ❤
The original from the Talmud is....well....here it is:
'The court tells the witnesses: Therefore, Adam the first man was created alone, to teach you that with regard to anyone who destroys one soul from the Jewish people, i.e., kills one Jew, the verse ascribes him blame as if he destroyed an entire world, as Adam was one person, from whom the population of an entire world came forth. And conversely, anyone who sustains one soul from the Jewish people, the verse ascribes him credit as if he sustained an entire world.'
@@strangelee4400 Ahh, I see. Thank you for the context.
This scene always makes me cry. This righteous person was thanking of how he could have saved more people even atvthe end.v😢
Still in my opinion the greatest movie of all time
Not the "greatest", but still a good film.
@@nigelbevan8449in his opinion
Maybe one of the single hardest beat changes in a screenplay. Truly gut wrenching.
well, now you have seen the emotional climax of schindlers list. no need to watch the 3 hour critically acclaimed movie now
Wow YT pulled ANOTHER one of my comments,polite concise,nothing offensive
Wer glaubt, dass man alles mit dieser Scene gesehen hat, glaubt auch, dass es reicht, dass man weiss Hitler war böse.
Nein es gibt böse und unbegreifbar böse.
Und selbst der Film zeigt nur die Oberfläche.
Wenn man einmal einen Ofen in einem KZ mit seinen eigenen Augen gesehen hat fängt man erst an zu begreifen wie schlimm diese Taten wirklich waren.
You kidding me? You think the destination is the only reason to travel? The whole movie is worth seeing for itself.
Tis a shame
It wasn't JUST the last clip. It's s been every clip, you just found it at the end
Damn 3 hours? I'm lucky to have stumbled on this short
The first time I watched this movie, this part made me weep. I didn't cry, there wasn't a "single tear" moment for me. I sobbed my eyes out. Genuinely one of the best and most powerful works of art ever made.
FAITH, LOVE, AND HOPE IS WHAT IS NEEDED IN THIS WORLD
That's exactly opposite of what the Talmud says
One of the only scenes in cinema that makes me cry.
I remember having a moment like this after dumpster diving one night at whole foods. "I've couldve gotten one more!!"
😂
In reality, some of them went with him. They were robbed by the soviets and made it to Switzerland.
We're all chopping opinions
If at all a shorts video ever made me cry, this is it.
This film should be mandatory globally .
I agree; along with “Escape From Sobibor”. Another unbelievable true story of Man’s inhumanity to Man on an industrial scale ….beyond all belief.